Matt McDonald
USDO NOT MAKE THE MISTAKE WE DID DO NOT MAKE THE MISTAKE WE DID The ClinicSource sales team will sell you on capabilities the software cannot complete fully. Their patient portal literally allows a clinician to send documents and one line of text. The client can send one message back. That's it. No "messaging" like we were sold on. No client-side credit card entry, even though this is the 3rd most requested feature. The sales engineer flat-out told us it would never happen and had a lame excuse as to why they couldn't do it. Well, many other solutions offer client-side cc entry as a standard. This software is ancient, dating back to 2003, and it looks and performs like it's duct-taped together. The first time our clinician tried to log into the platform, it wouldn't let her. I contacted support and received a very short message back that said "your password is incorrect." In fact, it wasn't and it took a while to convince them it wasn't. They had to send a ticket to development to help solve the problem. Over and over, as we went through their "training"--which is a haphazard mix of videos that appear to be 40% out of date and irrelevant, meetings with a sales engineer who tried to hide all the workarounds you have to use to get anything out of this piece of junk, and a never-ending library of instructions. This is the least intuitive software I have ever used. The support was quick but clueless. On the last demo we had, it was clear that we had made a huge mistake going with these guys--they simply are 5 years behind the times in MH EHR offerings. And guess what, they have you sign a contract without telling you it locks you in for a year, which we were told about through an emailed response to our request to cancel the service--not explicitly, just a two-line email with a copy of the contract. We were sold on promises of automation, although I saw very little of that. Save yourself some time and money (we spent weeks trying to train ourselves on this ridiculously complex piece of junk, only to abandon it when we realized we had been "sold" on features that simply weren't available or were about 1/4 of the way finished. They are a 21 year old company, lazy, happy to scam people the way they scammed us, to keep the money coming in. I'd love to know their retention rate, because the only time I ever saw them move quickly and professionally was when we dropped them and then they jumped into action to let us know we couldn't cancel. Before that, any human contact was worthless, lazy, and full of half-baked truths or out-and-out lies. If you are a mental health clinician, DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY. There are far better, cheaper, and honest solutions out there. If you don't take my advice, ask for the full training before signing the contract--that's where you'll find out that the sales team pretty much lied to you about a lot of stuff and you'll see that this software is sadly, a piece of junk.
Consumer
USThis company has been overcharging me… This company has been overcharging me for licenses that we do not use for nearly a year. I have been put through the ringer trying to get my refund. All they do is continually pass me off to someone else. I’ve even had a person confirm that we were being overcharged and then when brought back up to her, she denies it. My invoices don’t lie.
Annette
USAvoid Clinic Source like the plague Avoid Clinic Source like the plague. The accounting department charged me fees 6 months after the fact and never gave any warning or explanation before hand and didn't really care how it affected their customers. Then they sent me an invoice for dates AFTER my contracted ended and threatened to send me to collections for not paying it. Unbelievable!!!
Nicole
USStay away Customer service is subpar and always has been. Over the last two years when we tried to access the Patient tab it would spin for up to a minute before allow access. When we brought it to the teams attention they were not able to determine why it was doing that and basically said "oh well, theres nothing we can do". It was difficulty for us to access our patient tab to upload files add authorizations etc. We started storing our documents in our drive instead. We finally decided to leave the company and we requested a copy of our clients notes. We were not allowed to request that until we terminated. So a few days after we terminated I sent in the request. Its been two months since I have made that request and I still don't have our clients notes. Now we have parents and agencies asking for copies of notes and I have no access to them. I'm not sure how they think its ethical to not release our data. I feel like they are holding us hostage and don't really care because we are no longer a paying customer. These are medical notes that we should have access to. I'm not sure what entity I can file a complaint with but there has to be a governing agency. Definitely not ethical and they should be ashamed of their product and policies.
Sarah Malsom
UScredit card charges Clinic Source was unclear about the cost to charge a credit card, which was going to add $50/month (plus 3%) to there regular monthly fees. I asked to get out of the contract less than a month in and they refused despite the misinformation.